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~~y? f ~•~'. :. . NITMDER 5359.] NEW' THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GAADEg. 'THIS 'PRESENT EVENING, Nov. iz igog, will be performed thy. Comedy of - SP4ED THE PLOUGE-T. Sir Philip Blandtord, Mr. Mlik RAY ; Sir Abel Handy-, Mt:** M'UN I.)EN ; . IVlorri,ngtnii, -Mr., WA DDY ; • • liob.Handy, Mr (ONES; .1-I.enry, ,-. Mr. C. K EM B LE ; Fdrrner Aalttiglii, Mr. EMERY ; • " •*. Lady Han 4, Miss 1.1.g•F, VE ; ' . Miss Wandtord, Mrs. G 1 , 43 S ; •-•• • 'Thine Ashfield, 'Mrs. DAVENPORT; To which will be added, the Melo-Drama of * - THE BLIND BOY. .stanrsidiis, ; Edmund, Mrs. 11. I OHNS TON ; gorieloh; Mr: BRUNTON ; (Thom.. Mr. FAWCETT ; Lida, ,Miss CRA'N F 1 E ; Elvina, Miss NORTON. Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the ' Box-0 (lice in Hart-street. Boxes IS. Second Price 3s. 6d.—Pit 4s. Second Price zs,. Gallery 2S. Second price Js. --„-Upper Gallery, is. The Doors will be opened at Flair past Five, and the Play begin at Hit past Six *'• To.rnorro - W, Romeo and juliet ; with Hartford Bridge. O u Friday, The.: Exile ; with We Fly by Night On Saturday, The Cabnet ; with. The Chile of Nature. •!. O n Monday, Othoilo ; with Don luau. On Tuesday, -The Suspicious Husband. • • CYCI:.VM THEATRE. Under the Special License of the LORD C HAM 11E R LA I N, r.oitt.i.l tor tte present Seasop to Oe jc:int application of ,all Parties principally interested. MHEIR Majeslis'.Servants,f9rtiiing the COM- A •iNY or. the "late IMURY LANE TI-1. 1 .:,A . TRE, ‘v. i 1-11-S-PR'ES-ENT EVEN I NC, Novei , ,ber ts, ao9, Perlorrn • ; Tic& BELLES STRATAGEM. Dont - Amu., Mr. MELVIN, his first apprar.44ice in that Charaaer); Mr DOWTON ••' • G eorge • otichp.uod e . .EY RE ; Flutter, i4r PALMER; .. Sayill; Mr. Pt)fvet., ; • Lmtitia Frrily; 'N/11. DUNCAN ; Mrs. Racket, Mr,. HA KLO if' 6 ; • • • I , ,itly:Tou‘iiwoi , ti. ("; E • After tvhichy, a new 11tam-fti, klut;ic4l Entertainment, "in - S - EN."; USIA AND IORELGN 1W . ,13j,1C,1,113A0y, ,No. .n - Contluit-Street, Nev lion,l Street. 0013 - URN 11101 respt6tfully , atteri- I- 4.. r ti m yi irtose•.adies , and gentleihen who..ihays not., A thiskstitution wit: , theif'Pat'onage,"abd . tho - :) . ‘ the uniform .attention they ,4111,0x twrieneei,anri by the extensive Arrangements he has adopted . ot an ininiedialeaiiciaf , nn. 4 ant Suplity (Wait new .W:ni.krs',- I reign as well as EnAlisb, that he shall. alibrd them, complete satisfaction. liooks •sentjo,..Subscrikrs On roves) to part!' of the Kingdom.. `tk Nev Catalogue, with the 'tettos , a Sub scription, qbe had oil lie J,iora!ians. ' Th' tirialifol'erlia ratio's - 4y Itlr. 1 . 1 L S; Vt ry,t*.lop.:W 1;0 Mr. PHI 4 i.I•P P,S, Mr. 1 - 1014 N, .„ 'Mr POtA L t4s N, ' it4r." , K NICHT Mr Ch. • Mr: PALM I 1 alr MiTH, Miss K E V. , Mass Mr, ,• NY). To which will be.adti,d, Nlirsical Entertainment of - 14 - Y GIitAND OTHER. • . sir Matthew A i),, , ) CKS ; , • :Vapo n ur: Ni r. C ; (tiCV Air . i. - , •Dicky Ttl F. WS t Chariott,, \I ‘T EINS'; • • NCAN. •• Boxes and places uk n rtg, the Vce, at ,the Strand entrance. whom Indy also be had \rue Hoxes '' (: l 7sces ' nix 3s. —Pit 3s. 6d Second-Price ass.-.- 25. -Second Ynoa ts, —Upper ciallery is. Second l 'Ce 64,- -it itiboors to -- he . opetid,l of ' 1 alf past Fide, and the rer , ormi.itiej ; ,(') b e gin. ,t Half' pet. Si • . . ‘ "To . : l 4”ll*Aa'sv., The. Durent4a..; with The Nlicinight Hour.. ; 1• 11 1 NI Lich Ado . - bout Nothing, with . .r he Honest • • (i n Lin l'Y. The School for Scandal s .' • A ie,vv I ar.c isln rehearsal, and wilt be produced in a few • b'D al; THE REV, IOHST . LEWIS, OF - • - - MARt ATE.: • • /r 'I 'LEWIS,. in- tare v e eAr . .1736, published a : I YI Q ua rto, H.,:s4 . o.4y.c f f.thif ISLE or T } lirr V p . per pla,te.Erigravings. liberal be given for the Copper_ plates, if c"t 2 Y c..v. be otrild. - Tbey wire .in Ilev.mshire ~bout fifteen "• , tis ago in one_of Lewis's I )escennants. APply to NI r. iloyt.r, Solicitor, Margate. . _ 0 l -~ COMPANION CELIA IN OF"A• HOS IIAN This [)ay published, Bvo. linos t2S. riELiA _SUITED ; or,, the Rival FlQiresses - ; cuinprisi:Og neVit Sketches bt. Mocierfeataic Habits and Manners, Religion awl Moeo4s. Printed tor Colburn, Public Library, Conduit.street Of whom may be had, just published, t. The Mystries of Fernek Castle, a - Roinance, hy_George Lambe, Psy. 4 v015',.225. a. Rosaltr London, by the Author of the Young Mothcr, 4.v015. ,225. , :31. Caroline -Ormsby, or the Advantage Of Education, a Tale tor the Fern le 'x. cb. • 4. "Fhe :,:gun, or 13,inditti of the Forest, a Ro mance, by Mk; Smit 1, 4 vols. • ' r ,NEW LONDON PIIARNIACOPCUIA. - ••T• Is Day Was ih'isf,cd, The zd edition, atid coilez.tcwr: i<i avo.' price tos. 6d. • - . • hoa d;,„ rriiE. PHARMACOPCFAA of_ ihe ROYAL COLLE6r. tif,•YRYsICIANS oY LoNIiGN, • sbted Mtn cre. liv RICH Rt . .) POWEL L, fell r.v uj tine P!lysicialk St BarthOlornew's and Hosintals. Prilitcct forLongrnan, Ftur t i(Les, and Orme, Paternos ter-row. _ ' . • f.XPE'9I. - fInK IN WRITING, : ' 3z; , , o'4 foif:stieet, aiin 48, Leidt.oh Q. str,?et, - I.onclori. 1,,, 1 R)LSCI - rti': PATENT 'IMPROVED : MA- , . NI FOLD : W . lt IT ENS, and RESERVOIR .-P.ENS. hky thes . ,! I nvt.ntioi„s several Fac sin - ides of Writings or "ra . 4 , 3,2- at i , po,:ueed, with one effort, with cithes, Style • t r P- " s'- . C ' • Prepared withlnk 1 ~, m , ina cal, r on - 1,1141M0 Paper, ; : 4 1tarly'.• p-ortati, , ?, perf , cily ißdelibleoretanis its virtues id 41' climate, _p re vent s *Lting, 11‘1 saves much time andex. Whblesafe, Retidl, and fcir'Exportation. .• . 'Or wh9m may he had, on • Pasteboard,' Two Tables;ex hibiting ! at ~ n e View, the Relations of the last and present Phaimacapoeia, price 3s. 6d. , • This i )ay waspublished, price 2s. 6.i. • , . A N 'ATTEMPT. to: SHEW the FOLLY arid _ . DAIN.I.C,EIt of METHODISM. • Ina Series of E'ssa)s, first published in the " Examiner" WeeK ty-; and now enlarged-with a . Vrelace and Additional Notes.. . k ie Obscrce and residence tintot a the ll thPatenteee Articles be stamped With ,the , • . ............. • - - Ily the'EDITOR .of the EXAMINER. • i .Printed to; 1 Hunt, Examiner Office,' Beaufort-build. ings, Stratid ; and to be had of all the" Booksellers. • . WANTED TO. RENT, ' the Year; or ‘tor , a Term:of Years, from. Christmas or 1.4c1y Day next, in the neighbournOod 01. Reading •' - dr. Newbury, GOOD-SIZED FAMILY HOUSE, Unfor „, ilished, A ith:a t , aroen, awl trom ten to Twenty Aces .1f a permission to ,Shoot on any Manor or *Estate' tan he attached, an allowance would be made in ' , efit: i t .ease to „dthess, with particulars, to W: X. Y. at the o! tioyd's - COltee-lbsirse, London:: ' ‘• 'i:ouse must not be situated at least a mile from either Of the .I'love towns. • Shortly wi;l be publiAed, By T. CAD E W. DAVI ES, Strand, LIFE OF LORD. NELSON. . „ Ny the - Rev. 1. S. CLARKE'aild'iOliN NPAP.THIJP., Esq. 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House consists, on the ti; rhui,ll Flor. of a Vestibule, 0, 1 s t ., iip r ease, a Break tast-rbom, a Dining.roorn, - 2 t Y t 6, s,and two Kitchens, with Pantries, 8c..7: ;:on. the Se- F 1 : 0 Oki 0 . 1; ate an elegant Drawing-rooin, and Mice chant , , I , l 's with Closets, and on the Third Flooi, are three lofty :•. spacious Attics. • • • he whole "have .been lately. put into the most complete the air; and calcutated fora .genteel Fainily.—Attached to e e ! above, are a two-stall Stable, a Drying Ground, a Gar,: • 41. Ind small Shriibb ,- .r • • "•• - • y ply.to Mr. talknot, of Sonthwell.- Slitativ will be published, By T. c i) And W.. DA.VIS, . . HISTORY OF ,THE POLITICAL LIFE OF"fEIE RIGHT HON. WI I LIAI . JPI I . ; _ _ • Including some Account oftbe Times in which he lived by 101-IN GIFFORD, Eq„ • "THE AUTHOR. finding , himself - incapable of. *detailing the events of so interesting• and important a' period,' withifi the which lie origiiidlly prescribed to ; and the Publishers having been honoured within_'. timations from many of Mr. Pitt's most distinguished friends, that a more, elegant edition than that hitheito announced . would be highly'•acceptable ; the Ppblic is respectfully in. . . formed; thatr the' ,Work will be brought forward, early in, 'r () To Bulf,t)Eßs,-Scc. '.- - • • • , inDecember, inthethree 0 ciwin )iis, ; , . ' •1 • . ~,,,,13E... LETT on 'BUILDING LEASES„lapthe-Mor. ; z. One hundred Copies, splendidly printed in three Vols. &illful -Coinpailf of -I,I:ONMONG EV,. at a ;ettecal ! 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Lor, at a net Ground-rent, clear of by Mr. Flakroan ; the ottiLi• from the most approved origi ,t,:caxes .except the Property Tax, will be received at the nal Picture ; and of these, one hundred !'roofs. w;11 be taken Ii.:• -r +os Office 'on or before Saturday 'the !Bth instant, be- ; off for the superior Copies, and the next iniPressions fOr the ti . F , li the hours of Ten and Two, Whese,the Plan and,Parti. i , RoyA Paver Edition. - .., 4t s may be seen. ' . . 1,. - *i,,*•A list of the Names received for t .I, quarto c o pie s , N.B. The Land-'•tax is redeeinef.. ' i. in either size, previous to the publication, will; he printed !P ' • ..• .. P g LLATT, Clerk 11,....2 0nger5'-Hail, Nov. 1, a G 9. i 1 n and pretikekt to the work, except of those who may direct ' ••' .. • , .other,wisc.. . , • -- ~!. . ~: 7 - , S T E D .1\1 7. -E SD A _kr, o VEMBER 15 ? 1809. BARKER's PANORAMA, STRAND. ILTST . Opened, in the larae irele a VIEW of r. 3 j * DOV , EI4-,.• taken from the I'ier, comprehending the whole extent of the Town, the Western I leights, the Bar racks- and Caitle 'as, far as the South, gorelancl. The Coast of France is distindly 'seen ,in the distance. The whole enlivened with ships, Boats;alid Figures.—The View of CopenhAgen continues open. • 2 . , • THE CURACY of a Parish in large Town will be vacant at Chri,stinas next, ' the Duty not great, the Salary, Ninety Pounds a-year. For reference apply to Messrs. Arch, Booksellers, COrn. hill, London., 'ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, -Nov. 10, 10 9 „ AT being intended to distribut e t o th e P oor Widows.. of Commiision and Warrant Opceo's of the' Rqyal t\lau, whose Clicutnrtancer come within the Rules of the Charity esta blished foe their Relief, such Monies a; may he due to them, on account of their Pensions, up to the 30th November inst. 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SCHEME. 4 - - - - - are - - 7 C80;ono 4 - - - - '54 0 0 12 - - - - 1,000 -- - 12,000 500 - 10,000 20 - - - - - 100 , - - - 2,c00 44 - - - . so - - - - 2,210 36 - - 9)0 4,860 - - - - - - 72,910 5,000 Prizes X 200,000 rir`HlS LOTTERY is upon the same .Plan as the ;..;t ; it consists of only soo. , NumherS (front t to ;,-oo inclus,ve) but there are I-our Tkkets _of each Nuntoer, will be sevcrally'inititled to whatever Prize is ar- st such !slumber ; tor instance, it No. i•should be drawn a l'tize of 20,c.00l the*Four4i,Aets of that Number will eacii be entitled to 70,, , 00t. ur kuw.. in the whole, So,oool. 4 1 .* sipaes will be entii i xl. tO ;11,0 , r proportion. T 1 Cr ETS and Si, k E , S are on Sale at all the Offices. was puMshed, •price i6s in Boards, THE ROMANTIC MYTHOLOGY; 1 3 :Irt . A E .•: • •_ To which is s a letter, trating the Origin of our Marvell .:s liii , eery to the Gin. Mythology. The ~by..c.t et this, is to embody inwie consistent tne,whole ot,the. Super.tuions employed in our PoetiCal Machinery, whether relative to (;11,..,..t5, Witches, and.and.i swimmers, or , -Ices, Sylphs aui Fairies. Published 1 , ) . 'ea thurn, 5, Catherine-street, Strand. Where mad' .be hxi, just -publiShod,•price 11, In boards, The , Family of Saniraile ; or, The Heir or Montault. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Nov. 6, 1809. THE PRINC I PAL OFFICERS of HIS MA TISTrs ORDNANCE do bsreby give Notice, that they will selfly Public Außion, at the Tower, on Thursday, the 16th day of November 'next, between the Hours of Eleven and I:4ur o'clock, sundry Lott of Old and Unserviceable Ordnance Stores, colsisting of • • Harness, Collars, Bit-halters, Rope.traces, and various othe(4rticles of Sadt-ry and Carnes4 Clothing, and sundry Artiviei of Bedding ; ..1 3 6vcider'-hOrns, Tents, and Sand bags ; Copper,-Steel, -and Mixed Metal ; , Tooli of Sorts, Bellows, Waggons _and Carts, with,a , variety of other Articles. The whole of which may he viewed , upon application at the Th n"ourable Principal Storekeeper's 'Office, at the rover, until the Dqy of Sale, when printed Lists of the Lots will be delivered to time Persons who may.apply for-the same. - - By Order of ibe Board, R. IL CREW, Secretary. VICTUALLING.OFFICE, • Nov. 13, 18)9. THE COMMISSIONERS'for VICTUALLING Ells 11.74YESTY's Neflir do 'hereby give , Notice, That:-on -Fridsy, the 24'b Intta it; they will be real) , to ;:e_ eel veTenders, .15 writing (sealed up), and treat for the-follow- ingOtantit/es of, YENERIFFE WINE, to he delivered on or the 3'sst 111.3 y next at the respeaive Islands and Stations unddsroqoned,' , lii:s 4' • Gallons, .An!igta • 17207 Barbo.does - 64526 t. Domirlica • - 279i0 Grerritti - , 8603 86 , 3 st, I. Icia. • ' - 12905. t. Yincerlt Tobago - - 10 754 6 1'rinittcd RS ertinit7ue ' • •ft 645,26 -• St. Croix St. Thomas and r7z„:7 • St. John - ~:- • Snrin-trn 38717 ~ • Dernerxra 2 3 6 59 . • ilerbice - 13aharnis 2,1509 ~• • Curacr.a. _ 129,6 i -Honduras •- - - 12906 ..anitto beTaid foe by Rills, .payable with. Interest, Ninety Days e'er dare. . The Conditions of the Contra,.7s ,n.zy be seen at the Secretary's Office. 'No r ega rd t v ill b e b a d lo''at,v Tender in which'th f ' Price shall ...oral ere inserted rn lv ords'atle"gt4, or that shalt not b e d e li vere d to the Hoard before o;je o'Clock bu , thesaid Friday, the 24th jl ig slant ncr Wi f erS the .Pcr.On evbajt makes the ten:ier, or some p,„,,,„h/s 6,1,i", anstber tob , ncalled for, PICIUJILLMIG s -OFFIL'E, • • -• Nov. ts.-9• T RE c 0.11,3113 S 10.A:TRS. for VIGI'L 7 4.I.;LING HIS 111.4::: y , s N. 4 Y bcre4y give f:otile:That on Tirsiiay, the 25th Inst. they will be rea..."! , to receive Tenders in zuritilig rik4led';‘, a;td treat for le Supply of whatever N 1 NS'ln4y 4e ***andellor he Service'of Ilis Majesy's B de= house D,4Pferd, durirx the: Space of -Twat*. Months, from t h e 3 9 1 k Day., j UXI riFxl . 2 'he 'Condition s cf the Contraa may be seen at the Seeletapj's 011 ice. No regard via& had roan' , tinckr in which the Price shall 'fgt . & inrerte4,.in ,word! at• length, or that shall no► he dlit ered . to the 1- 2, ard, before ; One ,eClock on the said Tztesdqy the 23th Instant, At‘a. ss less the Person who makes the Tender', or some his au'n'lz. to answer, when called - Ate. • - MR. BARLOW'S COLOMBIAII. This day was published. In au Elegant Volume, Royal svo. price 455. in boards, . 1 H E CO LUMBIA ; 3 Poem, in Teu Books. • - By , 1(4.i. BAR LO 1, • . The.subjetis , t this Poem are, the Discovery, C ,, nquest, Settlement, and Rev 'ltitions of America ; and it h , 'sb...%!n re prittte4iu lAtidon, in consequence of th e ifi g h o m i at • ex. pressed of its t!ansCctident Nterits ;Or s•nne einnfeatt English Critic , aif,k of the );eneral,Pleasuye which Wais aft;-ided to the Put.iiic, oy sonic Lxtrats printed in the Monthiy Ma gazine- L on d,, n : Printed. for Richard Phillips, Lont'on ; - and to - he had of all booksellers. • - 6 h L TH F. , Till RI). This fl)ay'Nvas published, !. A new E.dition revised, enlarged, and ,improved, i n .Ei g ht { large and handsonL: Volumes 'Oetavo, Pike Foul - Guineas in hoards, • . , . . 1 -r - rHE REIGN of GEORGE THE 'TO I RD ; I from his Accession, Octobe.r zctli 1760, to the Coin f mencement of the present War, in 1893 ;- illustrated by Ap_ pendixes to' the.seveiai V olumes ; containing Copies at Treit ties, State Papers, Parliamentary, acrid other Authentic Do - - cutnents, - Official lApatees trim the London Gazette,, Speeches from the itrone, &se• iy W I LLI I,SI - 1 AM, Esq. Author ache History of GrentßrLain, from I fie. Revolution • .to,the 'Accession o' Genrge the 'Pinot Indepennently of the. well:known •Nerits and estahli died. 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Preached - in . funbridge-Wells Chqpel,on 06tr.)12s , ii. ;Soy, ucin; , , toe 'Fiftieth Anniversary of His Moiest• s lteign„ By MARTIN BENS ,, N, A. N , 1.• - TilnbrVge Wells Printed •by at,,i for J. Spianv,e, at his Circulating Library and ktey,ister..f !,ce for ; may be had of living - ton's, Paul's don. This Day was publish e d, ‘ Neatlyprintedhil 3 :,....,:"; 12! .. .10 price 15s.inbnards, TALE . . . • S of YORE,--Prirtito. :tor'_ J. Mwainaab, 22, Poultry, London. ... *** The above Tales Isav,:i experienced a very favourable Reception on the Continent, where they biVe Long aninsci the Lovers of Romance. Tiwy are chiefly translated fr,in the Works of WielaW, TiessAt. Nianni, Meissner, Lesage, Florian, Petit de la Croix, &c.: - . ,-% ,• , ‘,,:`.` , -..-‘, - ; -- 7 -- 11". ,- -' } ......\ ...„. . , -,.;,,-.,3, N.. ..`'' \ A bHALLENGE "1. -- /FESSIIS. CURRIE ant - I: Co. Si :rgeon , , late in his Mjesty's .service, challenge ... .WoFid to prove a single.instanee wl)ere their medicine an..t method of cure have tailed of the desired efri. - cti. The prasiiice , oi„...tnany years in this particular brands 'of their proies'sion has not given rise to one unsucesSitt I as_. . They continue' to direct . studies .to the tr..litineittand cure of venereal complaints, and that derangemont c t the ass_ tern,_whichis the consequence of the perniciow: sick Wast,efirl elfeets of a habit long and most unhappily .pitr: - . , ,ted by t youth of both -sexes. In the One it will be I,tind tf) unfailing source of b.irrinmess; other have Its rsvagel f tally developed to' them by a distres.,lng or deoility, 'which, it not timely reined ed, terminates in impotence. These are its remote and rltimste clti Ctn, while ;loss of muscular power, and variouStieribus complaints, usually' characterise the earlier stages of this so:irti*vice. -- Of' persons languishing uns'ler the disorders inlid it to such a habit, their treatment is simple, and has never prove I titt:.iic ccs.siul in the course of a long, laborious, and much ext:oiled pramlice. I the most obstinate and eonrpbeated ve nereal infeetion, stich as ohstriktion fife urethra, sititigy , excrescences, hart trunors, callohs nicers,,..cruptions; senu nal weakness; gleets, as also STRICTLIR HS, Whether recent °rot long - durati,ii, -lid which have haf.. lied the - skill of .other PraCtitiors, are by their Pre;etir proved plan of treatment, effectually anti permanently ,u, - ed. without the Patient Sulferisig.. the exerilci ;ring pan and alarrning•hernorrhage which trequentty folli,,vs the apii!ica tints of the lunar cAUSti?. in ttie . b.ourse t , ..'inty years ; extensive praelice this Nietropvhs, c:- ea of. Stridures have been and are daily under their care: the total eradication of which is eiVitaedlay a safe, certain,. anti cxlr:- ditioUS mode, of prattide, superior to any other vet adopted. The weakness, relaxation, and debility proC‘;:eding from this complaint ace speedily reinove:l, and the.pritient restored to sound and vigorous health: lint where the debility ,has; for years existed; s d, per perseverance in their resorative re medies, after she tr;,:tore has been destroyed; is indispensa bly requisite to revive the slumbering sparks of life and to . reanimate the constitution. . •• - - Sever'al Noblemen I.nci Gentlemen of the first remeds)i lity, haVe been under the 'care of Messrc Curtie*anZi •Co. for the removal of complaints of the Urethra, St : - ictures, &c. and having received a radical and permanent Cure, r,:q:_sest that references "may be' given to them; -as sa*.istae,t , rV evi dences-of tilt:decisive superiority of Me§srs. Currie 'anti plan of treatment. Many of these Gentlemen Lay.. 114.1 strienres froM, (0 to 20 ye-ss; and had been untierth,t care ~f Messrs. Home, Heaviside, and other Surgeons of equal eini nence, who attempted the cure,.by the applieaqon or the Lu. nar Caustic, without success. • Messrs. Currie and Co. may be consulted bv - either sex Avith the greatest rieliCacy, secrecy; and honour. at, theit 1. house, No. 107,, Hatton -.garden. • . • Ratients in the Countryare requested to state the p?..,•f t c 11 ., f f lars oftheir.caSe, age, and general habit , if living. inclosinga - remittance for advice and Medicines, same ~ itl. be given, or sent to any part of i T o enure that secrecy so essential to their Uutiertakin4. the postage of letters may be.added to•the accou'.i for rn.;..ventes. .9th. I tine, .1809.- 107, Hatton- garden. To T. TAYLOR, Suigeon, q, New crlog,,-sireet. Londar: SIR, Edinburgh, May 2, .zBool N the Spring of 1 - 94? I was a4lliete4 w ith a A Venereal • Comp , lairf, which I treated With Mauler enee for five months-;" but was then -obliged to apply' to a lence of the Disease (by mercurial applicati ons ) f or some time; but . growing, in spite , of all medicine a n d t h e advice of the first Gentlemen of the Faculty here, worse and regular Phylaci7,n, who put : a temporary stop t o the-viru ,wbrse:fortwo years, I ,was reduced to a state annost un and nearly totally de paralleled- and beyond description, being an entire-leper, arms, tise icn. short, t attleteirliziteiliyonil7 twenty to t o o } and ulcerated from head to foot.—M head, throat, M out h nosek legs, „.._4t would be voluminous to particule. i t b ) 1:1 e n o a g t t i s i t il i i g g si t;:L ' e ;, s t" rise all my case—suffice it' to say, there - :lever was, or ever Will be, one of a ird dangerous, or .o.t eared nature. I was long looked upon by my friends, and imagined mySelf, beyond all hopes o f recoYery; and; in deed, in my then condition, death` was prefrable to m ymore thart•miserable state. In this iimatifulsituation did i tw g i a n most way rrl" a :newspaper erab eexlisfe containing Diitine, P ro vid ence tining the case of a Mr. B. of Plymouth—nay iriends read it, 1 could not.—l sent. and procured: sonic of your LEAIS.E's PATENI PILLS, which, by'using from time to. time, arn now, and have long been, (after more than four years indescribable distress), in as good a state of health as ever I enjeyed; as a proof ot' this, I had a fine, thriving, healthy child,. born- to me a few months . ago. In gratitude to:God, and in -h opes of rendering flay iellow-creature service, I requ'eSt-you to publish this; and you may at any time refer persons who wish to be satisfied of the, truth - Of this; or further parti culars*, to me or my friends, by letter or person. 4s few eases for badness ',sill evel*eijual Mine, and none exceed it,' I have front experience. every reason to a ssure mankind, that in your 1. FARIE's IiLS they tt ill find a sure, speedy, Safe, and.:radteal _cure, fin the Most dread fun sage of the Venereal DiSease, ‘vhich is called CON . FIRMED; Luas. • 101.1 N THOMPSON. 4 ...lnsurmountable fancily reasons pret.ent making my name and, address public; but creditable persons really wanting inforination may also . be •ref c ..rred 0' me and :try , friends by .IVI rs. S. - Clark., Ramsay-Ga!-dens; Edinbo ro. Prepared and sold by th e S o l e P r e pr i etor, T. TAYLOR, i'vlember of the Royal of Surgeon, in LoAdori, at his !tense, No. New ltridge-street, Where lie will give - 4dvite ,withoht a Lw., to persons' talc ing these Pills, and will answer patients'. letters; if post paid, on the same terms, observing ail cases the rooet inviolable secr.xy, 'no person's name- or case having been mentioned, but at their own particular raquest.,. by the Pro prietor, - during the course or more than thirty-six yeitits, that he has_ had the •conlinding of an extensive sale or the above - Medicine, and the pradice arinng therefrom. They are also Sold by MS Appointment, for the nience of those living :et a distance, by Mr. haxttr, South-bridge, Edinburgh; :Mr. Mkdonald, Printer, Glas.. to whom also Mr. T.. refers for - his- address • at the Perfumer's, 35, St. ilban!s-street, Pall:mail; Mr. Robertson's Toy-shop, No. .to.; -Oxford-street; t.his_ borough's; No. 7, Fish-street...hill, pearly 'opposite to ;,1 0 - ntirnent ; Mr.. Steel's; Bookseller, No, 1, Union-row, Little -Tower-hill; Mi. Bull, •Diune-street.-.Deblin ; and by one i?erson in every considerable to wn in Great-Britain and Ireland; in Ilexes of . only as. od.. each, sealed up with plain diredions, whereby persons of either Sex • may cure therrtselVesith ease and secrecy. N. B. .Every'" Box sold iti Great Britain is sealed up "'with a Stamp, on which, by favour of the Orimmis. sioners, is printed, .at the Stlrtip-Oltice-," T. Taylor; No. 6, New ltridge-strettt," to imitate which is felony, and all others are counterfeits